Chlorophyte Explained

The Chlorophyte is a Hardmode ore in the Underground Jungle biome. Upon defeating the Wall of Flesh and entering Hardmode, it’ll spawn and spread through Mud blocks. It’s similar in terms of behavior as Crimson, Corruption, and Hallow biomes convert blocks, albeit with variable speed.

Even though you can find Chlorophyte Ores in the world, you can’t mine it until you have at least 200 Pickaxe Power. The Drax or Pickaxe Axe can do just that, but defeating all three mechanical bosses is a must to get both tools’ crafting pieces. Once you have the necessary materials, you can now start mining.

When traversing the Underground Jungle, we recommend equipping a pair of Wings and a reliable Mount. The Ancient Horn (that spawns a damaging Basilisk Mount on maximum movement) is a perfect example. Hooks are more than welcome to refresh your Wings’ flight duration.

Since spotting Chlorophyte can get tricky, add Spelunker Potions to your Inventory. You can make one by bringing Bottled Water, Blinkroot, Gold Ore, and Moonglow at an Alchemy Table. The Placed Bottle crafting station will also do, but resource return is not guaranteed.

Mining and Farming Unlimited Chlorophyte

When mining, don’t take every piece. Since Chlorophyte can spread through Mud Blocks, it’s best to leave a small amount so you can gather more later. You can repeat the same process near your base. Here are the steps:

1. Construct your Chlorophyte Farm in the Cavern layer. The distance will depend on your world size. Equipping the Depth Meter accessory or listening to the background music will determine if you’re in the said location.

2. As you’re using Mud Blocks, beware of the spread of Crimson, Corruption, or Hallow biome. It’ll ruin your farm, yielding you negative results. We recommend protecting it with bricks or any other non-corruptible blocks. Otherwise, purge the evil biome with our comprehensive guide here.

3. Your farm in Terraria must be 7×7 in height and width. Those blocks shall then be 40 blocks apart to facilitate a faster growth rate, albeit the percentage isn’t consistent.

What Can You Do With Chlorophyte in Terraria?

There are good and a few excellent items you can make in-game. But first, you need an Adamantite or Titanium Forge to smelt Chlorophyte Ores into Bars. To make one, combine 1 Hellforge with 30 Adamantite Ores or Titanium Ores.

Here are some of the best picks we have when synthesizing Chlorophyte Bars:

1. Drill Containment Unit

Materials to Bring	40 Chlorophyte Bars, Hellstone Bars, Meteorite Bars, Luminite Bars, Shroomite Bars & Spectre Bars
Crafting Station	Mythril Anvil / Orichalcum Anvil

This unique mount lets you dig extremely quickly without needing any Pickaxe or Drill. It offers the strongest mining power and speed in Terraria. However, using any buff potions won’t stack, which is good for saving resources.

If you haven’t made Hellevators to contain the Crimson or Corruption biome, you should make the Drill Containment Unit.

2. Chlorophyte Bullets

Materials to Bring	1 Chlorophyte Bar & 70 Musket Balls
Crafting Station	Mythril Anvil / Orichalcum

Is it hard to aim in boss fights? Crafting Chlorophyte Bullets in Terraria makes everything easier in Terraria, especially if you’re a ranged user. With more focus, you can exploit Hoiks and Teleporters easily with little attention to pay.

While the bullet may sound like a game-changer, Terraria has to balance things out. One of them is lesser damage, making fights a tad bit longer than if you’re using other types.

3. True Excalibur

Materials to Bring (Terra Blade upgrade)	1 Broken Hero Sword, True Night’s Edge, True Excalibur
Crafting Station	Mythril Anvil / Orichalcum Anvil

Making the True Excalibur in Terraria is mandatory if you adapt close-range gameplay. Not only can it hit six bodies in one strike, but it’s also essential for crafting a stronger sword, the Terra Blade.

The True Excalibur is one of the best weapons to wield during the Solar Eclipse event. Not to mention, you’ll get the Broken Hero Sword crafting material to complete your upgrade!

4. Turtle armor set

Materials to Bring	3 Turtle Shells & 54 Chlorophyte Bars
Crafting Station	Mythril Anvil / Orichalcum Anvil

Imagine the Pre-Hardmode Cactus armor set but buffed. That’s what the promising Turtle armor counterpart offers when you save enough ingredients to craft the set.

Wearing every piece gives you +750 aggro, +15% damage reduction (on desktop, mobile, and console versions), +14% melee attack, and +12% melee crit chance. Moreover, the Thorns effect deals double damage to enemies, which makes you last longer in Multiplayer boss fights in Master Mode.

Note: Chlorophyte Bars also let you craft the Chlorophyte armor set. Overall, the Hallowed armor is better because of its passive set bonus, allowing you to dodge enemy attacks.

How Many Bosses Are There in Terraria?

Excluding those from Martian Madness and Pirate Invasion‘s Martian Saucer and Flying Dutchman, there are 19 bosses. Thirteen are necessary for progression, five are optional, and one is exclusive in a secret world seed.

As a starting player, it’s generally best to gather pieces of Wood to make Platforms for building your Arena. Moreover, there are Pre-Hardmode armor sets in Terraria that you should wear to increase your survivability.

King Slime (optional)

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
2000 / 2800 / 3570	40 / 64 / 96	Total	10

The King Slime may be less lethal than the Eater of Worlds or Brain of Cthulhu, but it can annoy new players. Once in your world, the boss will bounce back and forth, occupying some significant space. Moreover, the King Slime will teleport to your location should you attempt to escape.

Dealing with this boss requires platforms to lessen your risk of taking damage, as his bounce attack is hard to dodge. Platforms are relatively easy to craft, so there’s no need to overthink how many to place. But it’s a good rule to make your arena as long as your PC screen’s size to be sure.

To spawn the Slime King, you can either:

• Kill 150 Slimes during the Slime Rain event.
• Use a Slime Crown, crafted from 20 Gels and 1 Gold Crown or Platinum Crown at a Demon Altar or Crimson Altar.

Note: King Slime is immune to Confused, Poisoned, and Shimmering debuffs. As more hits he takes, he’ll shrink and spawn regular Slimes.

Defeating King Slime will yield various rewards, depending on your Terraria difficulty. Aside from 1 Gold Coin / 2 Gold Coins & 50 Silver Coins, the table below shows all possible drops:

Classic	Expert	Master
Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	1 Gold Coin (100%)	1 Gold Coin (100%)
Solidifier (100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	King Slime Relic (100%)
Slime Gun (66.67%)	Royal Gel (100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Ninja Hood (33.33%)	Solidifier (100%)	Royal Gel (100%)
Ninja Pants (33.33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Solidifier (100%)
Ninja Shirt (33.33%)	Ninja Hood (67%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Slime Hook (33.33%)	Ninja Pants (67%)	Ninja Hood (67%)
Slimy Saddle (25%)	Ninja Shirt (67%)	Ninja Pants (67%)
King Slime Mask (14.29%)	Slime Gun (50%)	Ninja Shirt (67%)
King Slime Trophy (10%)	Slime Hook (50)	Slime Gun (50%)
	Slimy Saddle (50%)	Slime Hook (50%)
	King Slime Mask (14.29%)	Slimy Saddle (50%)
	King Slime Trophy (10%)	Royal Delight (25%)
		King Slime Mask (14.29%)
		King Slime Trophy (10%)

Eye of Cthulhu

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
2800 / 3640 / 4641	15 / 30 / 45 (First Phase until 1400 / 2366 / 3016)  23 / 36 (40 when below 145 HP) / 54 (60 when below 185)	Total	12 (first phase)  0 (second phase)

The Eye of Cthulhu is one boss some players may not expect to spawn, especially if they’re progressing a little quicker. Facing this enemy is crucial as it’s the key to upgrading your weapons to your world’s evil biome equivalent. For example, you can craft the Blood Butcherer from Crimson or Light’s Bane from Corruption.

As always, you need a flat space to fight the Eye of Cthulhu. The same rules apply with platforms, only adding more rooms to jump from and to. The boss is more than enthusiastic to reap your life essence, as it spawns the Servants of Cthulhu (Demon Eyes but can phase through walls).

Once it shows its teeth, you’re close to defeating the Eye of Cthulhu, but it also means the boss’ attack will be more aggressive. While there are no additional eyes to care for, it’s best to have good mobility before contending this murderous eyeball.

To spawn the Eye of Cthulhu, you can either:

• Wait for the boss, with a 33.33% chance of spawning naturally. But you need 200 total HP, three or more Town NPCs, and a minimum 10 defense.
• Use a Suspicious Looking Eye. One way is to craft the boss-summoning item by bringing 6 Lenses at a Crimson Altar or Demon Altar. Alternatively, loot Frozen Chests, Gold Chests, and Ivy Chests (20%) in the Underground.

Note: The Eye of Cthulhu is immune to the Confused debuff. If you have the Bee Keeper from Queen Bee, it won’t work. 

Classic	Expert	Master
Crimson-exclusive: Crimson Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%)  Crimtane Ore (30 to 90 pieces, 100%)	3 Gold Coins (100%)	0x33’s Aviators (100%)
Corruption-exclusive: Demonite Ore (30 to 90, pieces, 100%)  Corrupt Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%)  Unholy Arrow (20 to 50 pieces, 100%)	Badger’s Hat (defeat Wall of Flesh within the day, 100%)	Badger’s Hat (defeat Wall of Flesh within the day, 100%)
Badger’s Hat (defeat Wall of Flesh within the day, 100%)	Crimson-exclusive: Crimtane Ore (30 to 90 pieces, 100%)  Crimson Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%)	Crimson-exclusive: 3 Gold Coins (100%)  Crimson Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%)  Crimtane Ore (30 to 90 pieces, 100%)
Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Corruption-exclusive: Corrupt Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%) Demonite Ore (30 to 90 pieces, 100%) Unholy Arrow (20 to 50 pieces, 100%)	Corruption-exclusive: Corrupt Seeds (one to three pieces, 100%)  Demonite Ore (30 to 90 pieces, 100%)  Unholy Arrow (20 to 50 pieces, 100%)
Eye of Cthulhu Mask (14.29%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Eye of Cthulhu Relic (100%)
Eye of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)	Shield of Cthulhu (100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Binoculars (2.5%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Shield of Cthulhu (100%)
	Eye of Cthulhu Mask (14.29%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Eye of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)	Suspicious Grinning Eye (25%)
	Binoculars (3.33%)	Eye of Cthulhu Mask (14.29%)
		Eye of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)
		Binoculars (3.33%)

Deerclops (optional)

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
7000 / 11900 / 15172	Deerclops have four attacks: Melee (20 / 40 / 60) Ice Spike (26 / 52 / 76) Debris (36 / 72 / 108) Shadow Hand (20 / 40 / 60)	Total	10

The Deerclops is originally a boss from another game Terraria has crossover with, Don’t Starve Together. The loot you get from your effort is something to look forward to after defeating this monster.

While fighting the Deerclops is unnecessary, we recommend doing it anyway because of the weapon drop. Summoners, Rangers, and Magic users will benefit from Houndius Shootius, Pew-matic Horn, and Weather Pain. But with all good output, your input must stay at the top.

First, prepare a multi-floor arena with stairs on each end (that must be climbable by Deerclops). Note that the boss has several attacks, including Ice Spikes, Debris, and Shadow Hand. By building said stairs, you’re reducing the chance of him using the ranged Debris ability. But be wary not to build too high, or Deerclops will use the Shadow Hand attack.

When fighting, you should dodge Deerclops at all times. Reducing the chance of facing his two ranged attacks leaves you with the Slow debuff-inflicting Roar and Icy Spikes, which are predictable. From your previous Eye of Cthulhu fight, consider movement accessories and lots of Healing Potions.

You may spawn the Deerclops through:

• Staying in the Surface Ice biome where Blizzard will randomly occur. It should be midnight. Moreover, you should have a minimum of nine defense or 200 HP. The spawn point should also be far away from any Town NPCs.
• Using the Deer Thing, which you can make by combining 1 Lens, 3 Flinx Furs, and 5 Demonite Ores at a Crimson Altar or Demon Altar.

Note: The Deerclops has debuff immunity to Confused and Shimmering. You should watch out for Slow and Frozen debuffs you may get while battling the boss.

Classic	Expert	Master
Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	10 Gold Coins (100%)	10 Gold Coins (100%)
Eye Bone (33%)	Bone Helm (100%)	Bone Helm (100%)
Eyebrella (33%)	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Deerclops Relic (100%)
Radio Thing (33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Houndius Shootius (25%)	Eye Bone (33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Lucy the Axe (25%)	Eyebrella (33%)	Eye Bone (33%)
Pew-matic Horn (25%)	Radio Thing (33%)	Eyebrella (33%)
Weather Pain (25%)	Houndius Shootius (25%)	Radio Thing (33%)
Deerclops Mask (14.29%)	Lucy the Axe (25%)	Deerclops Eyeball (25%)
Deerclops Trophy (10%)	Pew-matic Horn (25%)	Houndius Shootius (25%)
Dizzy’s Rare Gecko Chester (7.14%)	Weather Pain (25%)	Lucy the Axe (25%)
	Deerclops Mask (14.29%)	Pew-Matic Horn (25%)
	Deerclops Trophy (10%)	Weather Pain (25%)
	Dizzy’s Rare Gecko Chester (7.1%)	Deerclops Mask (14.29%)
		Deerclops Trophy (10%)
		Dizzy’s Rare Gecko Chester (7.1%)

Eater of Worlds

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense (Classic / Expert / Master
10050 (desktop, mobile, console) / 7500 (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 15120 / 19224	Eater of Worlds is an entity with multiple damaging hitboxes: Head (22 / 48 / 72) Body (13 / 20 / 31) Tail (11 / 17 / 26)	Total	Each parts have varying defense: Head (2 / 4) Body (4 / 6) Tail (8 / 10)

While many segmented worms will try taking you down in the Corruption biome, consider Eater of Worlds the final boss (in Pre-Hardmode). This massive murderous flesh buries itself from the ground, launching a surprise attack, then repeating the process until you’re down.

If you’re victorious over the Eye of Cthulhu, we recommend converting your Demonite Bars into Light’s Bane or Demon Bow. Both weapons offer higher DPS than any other of their metal counterparts.

Fighting the Eater of Worlds is as simple as building an elevated arena (made from platforms you can climb on). However, make sure it’s within the biome, or the boss will disappear. We also recommend doing it on the surface, as tracking the Eater of Worlds underground is harder.

As soon as the Eater of Worlds takes damage, it’ll soon split into different segments. But you’ll manage by keeping or upgrading your movement accessories and having a good armor set. 

Spawning the Eater of Worlds can be easy as:

• Breaking three Shadow Orbs from the Underground Corruption.
• Using a Worm Food, which you can make by combining 15 Rotten Chunks and 30 Vile Powders at a Crimson Altar or Demon Altar.

Note: The Eater of Worlds has an immunity to Confused debuff. Moreover, there’s a 5% chance the boss will inflict the Weak debuff on contact in non-Classic difficulties.

Classic	Expert	Master
Demonite Ore (zero to 134 pieces (desktop, mobile, console)) / (zero to 100 pieces (3DS, old-gen consoles)), 100%)	3 Gold Coins (100%)	3 Gold Coins (100%)
Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Demonite Ore (80 to 110 pieces, 100%)	Demonite Ore (110 to 135 pieces, 100%)
Shadow Scale (zero to 134 pieces (desktop, mobile, console)) / (zero to 100 pieces (3DS, old-gen consoles)), 100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Shadow Scale (30 to 50 pieces, 100%)
Eater of Worlds Mask (14.29%)	Shadow Scale (20 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Eater of Worlds Relic (100%)
Eater of Worlds Trophy (10%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Eater’s Bone (5%)	Worm Scarf (100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Eater of Worlds Mask (14.29%)	Worm Scarf (100%)
	Eater of Worlds Trophy (10%)	Writhing Remains (25%)
	Eater’s Bone (5%)	Eater of Worlds Mask (14.29%)
		Eater of Worlds Trophy (10%)
		Eater’s Bone (5%)

Brain of Cthulhu

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
3250 / 5525 / 7029	30 / 54 / 81	Partial, 55% (desktop, mobile, console) / 50% (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 60% / 64% (65% in second form)	14

In Crimson worlds, the Brain of Cthulhu is a must-fight boss for obtaining the same gear as its Corruption counterpart. So, if you choose the Eater of Worlds, that still counts as progression. But from our experience, the former can be hard to beat because of its unpredictable nature.

In reality, it’s easy to beat the Crimson boss. The Underground Crimson has a large space where you can create multi-level platforms to dodge the Brain of Cthulhu and its Creepers’ attacks. You should have a reliable hook or mount from normal progression for total control and knockback resistance.

The first phase involves the Brain’s Creepers, where they’ll reposition every time the boss teleports. Defeating every minion will drop Tissue Samples – essential for crafting the Crimson armor set. Afterward, the Brain of Cthulhu will become aggressive, teleporting faster. The trick is to keep moving and be alert to its next spawn to pre-fire.

To spawn the Brain of Cthulhu, you can:

• Destroy three Crimson Hearts from the Underground Crimson.
• Use the Bloody Spine. You can craft the item by bringing 15 Vertebra and 30 Vicious Powder at a Crimson Altar or Demon Altar.

Note: The Brain of Cthulhu won’t suffer from inflicted Confused debuff. However, both Creepers and the boss may inflict various debuffs upon contact in Expert and Master modes. Moreover, the Brain gets trickier to handle in the second phase, where mirror decoys will start appearing.

Classic	Expert	Master
Crimtane Ore (40 to 90 pieces, 100%)	1 Gold Coin (100%)	1 Gold Coin (100%)
Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Brain of Confusion (100%)	Brain of Confusion (100%)
Brain of Cthulhu Mask (14.29%)	Crimtane Ore (80 to 110 pieces, 100%)	Brain of Cthulhu Relic (100%)
Brain of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Crimtane Ore (110 to 135 pieces, 100%)
Bone Rattle (5%)	Tissue Sample (20 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Lesser Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
	Treasure Bag (100%)	Tissue Sample (30 to 50 pieces, 100%)
	Brain of Cthulhu Mask (14.29)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Brain of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)	Brain in a Jar (25%)
	Bone Rattle (5%)	Brain of Cthulhu Mask (14.29%)
		Brain of Cthulhu Trophy (10%)
		Bone Rattle (5%)

Queen Bee

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense (Classic / Expert / Master)
3400 / 4760 / 6069	Queen Bee have two attacks: Melee (30 / 54 / 81) Ranged (22 / 44 / 66)	Total	8 / 8 to 28 (health-dependent)

Technically, you can fight whichever boss you like to go down first. But in the case of Queen Bee, traversing the Underground Jungle is dangerous because of Hornets and Man-eaters. The former inflicts the Poisoned debuff, draining health over time and reducing regeneration capabilities. While less dangerous, the latter can launch surprise attacks if you’re not observant.

Regardless, fighting the Queen Bee requires at least your pre-obtained Crimson or Shadow armor sets and 300 HP minimum. If you’re not following the Boss Progression Guide, you may opt for Gold or Platinum armor instead.

The Queen Bee’s attacks include firing a Poisonous Stinger, contact damage from the boss, and chasing bees. We recommend setting up an arena with another jumpable level. Its purpose is to reach her when she’s releasing homing bees. Then let the sentry, like the Explosive Trap Rod, pop them.

Once the previous attack is finished, the Queen Bee will charge from left to right, which is predictable after a while. This point is where your climbable platforms come into play. Time everything right, pop her as quickly as possible, and you’ll win.

Spawning the Queen Bee is easy (but sometimes annoying):

• Pop a Larva you can find inside walls of Bee Hives. Be careful around this area, as you may accidentally summon the boss.
• Use the Abeemination. You can make it by combining 1 Bottled Honey & Stinger, 5 Hives, and 5 Honey Blocks. No crafting needed is necessary in this case.

Note: You can’t inflict the Confused and Poisoned debuff on Queen Bee.

Classic	Expert	Master
Bee Wax (16 to 26 pieces, 100%)	10 Gold Coins (100%)	10 Gold Coins (100%)
Bottled Honey (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Bee Wax (17 to 29 pieces, 100%)	Bee Wax (17 to 29 pieces, 100%)
Beenade (ten to 30 pieces, 75%)	Beenade (ten to 29 pieces, 100%)	Beenade (ten to 29 pieces, 100%)
Bee Gun (33%)	Bottled Honey (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Bottled Honey (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Bee Keeper (33%)	Hive Pack (100%)	Hive Pack (100%)
Hive Wand (33%)	Hive Wand (100%)	Hive Wand (100%)
Honey Comb (33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Queen Bee Relic (100%)
The Bee’s Knees (33%)	Bee Gun (33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Queen Bee Mask (14.29%)	Bee Keeper (33%)	Bee Gun (33%)
Bee Hat (11%)	Bee Hat (33%)	Bee Hat (33%)
Bee Pants (11%)	Bee Pants (33%)	Bee Keeper (33%)
Bee Shirt (11%)	Bee Shirt (33%)	Bee Pants (33%)
Queen Bee Trophy (10%)	Honey Comb (33%)	Bee Shirt (33%)
Nectar (6.7%)	The Bee’s Knees (33%)	Honey Comb (33%)
Honeyed Goggles (5%)	Queen Bee Mask (14.29%)	The Bee’s Knees (33%)
	Honeyed Goggles (11%)	Sparkling Honey (25%)
	Nectar (11%)	Queen Bee Mask (14.29%)
	Queen Bee Trophy (10%)	Honeyed Goggles (11%)
		Nectar (11%)
		Queen Bee Trophy (10%)

Skeletron

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense (Classic / Expert / Master)
Skeletron Head	4400 / 8800 / 11220	32 / 70 (68 with Skull) / 105 (102 with Skull)	Total	10 (0 if spinning; 9999 at daytime) / 10 base + 25/hand (0 if spinning + 25/hand; 9999 at daytime) / 10 base + 25/hand (0 if spinning + 25/hand; 9999 at daytime)
Skeletron Hand	600 / 1560 / 1989	20 / 44 / 66	Total	14

What we don’t like about the Skeletron is its lethality in daytime – capable of one-shotting if you’re too slow at defeating the boss. However, you don’t have to fight it when the sun shines. Our advice: start by 7:30 PM.

Before the fight, it’d help if you build a multi-level platform that’s lengthy enough to dodge the Skeletron’s attacks. Moreover, fast-moving Mounts are more than welcome as an alternative to movement-enhancing accessories.

Depending on your class, we recommend opting for the following Pre-Hardmode armor sets:

• Crimson or Shadow for melee
• Jungle for magic
• Fossil for ranged
• Bee for summoner

Yoyos and Flails are good weapons as both specialize in damaging multiple hitboxes. If you’re dodging skills isn’t competitive enough, that’s okay. You can survive the Skeletron’s blows, and recovering with a Lesser Healing Potion can help. You may also consider Campfires, Heart Lanterns, and Sunflowers for extra regeneration and movement speed. Add combat potions, too, if you will.

There are two ways you can spawn this boss in Terraria:

• Talk to the Old Man at the Dungeon’s entrance. We recommend having more than 300 HP to do this. Afterward, the NPC will offer to “curse” him, spawning Skeletron.
• Equip the Clothier Voodoo Doll in the Accessory Slot and kill the Clothier NPC. You can get the item from defeating Angry Bones and Dark Casters inside the Dungeon (0.33% on all modes).

Note: Skeletron’s Head is immune to Blood Butchered, Confused, Penetrated, Poisoned, and Tentacle Spike debuffs. Its Hands will absorb the rest of the debuffs except Confused and Poisoned. In Expert and Master Modes, you’ll get the Bleeding debuff upon contact (Head). The Slow debuff has a halved chance (Hands), albeit still deadly to contract.

Classic	Expert	Master
Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	5 Gold Coins (100%)	Bone Glove (100%)
Chippy’s Couch (14.29%)	Bone Glove (100%)	5 Gold Coins (100%)
Skeletron Mask (14.29%)	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Skeletron Hand (12.24%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Skeletron Relic (100%)
Book of Skulls (10.5%)	Book of Skulls (33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Skeletron Trophy (10%)	Skeletron Hand (33%)	Book of Skulls (33%)
	Skeletron Mask (33%)	Skeletron Hand (33%)
	Chippy’s Couch (14.29%)	Skeletron Mask (33%)
	Skeletron Trophy (10%)	Possessed Skull (25%)
		Chippy Couch (14.29%)
		Skeletron Trophy (10%)

Wall of Flesh

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense (Classic / Expert / Master)
8000 / 11200 / 14280	50 / 150 / 225	Total	12 / 18 /18

The Wall of Flesh in Terraria is the most resilient Pre-Hardmode boss before you go Hardmode. But before that, we recommend keeping Corruption and Crimson at bay by checking this guide. We’ve provided a step-by-step process on containing both evil biomes’ spread upon entering a more challenging gameplay.

First, prepare a long arena (about 600 to 800 regular blocks). This boss in Terraria will spawn from the Underworld’s map edge you’re closest to. It’s also pretty tanky, as it combines with The Hungry.

When dealing with the Wall of Flesh, we generally recommend equipping a matching armor set. The Molten armor will be your best choice, with a pair of Night’s Edge and melee-boosting accessories and potions. Gather as much DPS source as you can before running out of space.

Spawning the Wall of Flesh in Terraria is straightforward. You have to throw the Guide Voodoo Doll at the Lava. Remember to use Obsidian Skin Potion to prevent lava contact damage.

Note: Confused, On Fire!, and Hellfire are all debuffs the Wall of Flesh is immune towards. When fighting the boss, you’re automatically inflicted with the Horrified debuff, killing you after using any recall items. The Tongue debuff may also appear, pulling you directly to the Wall of Flesh at a disadvantageous position.

Classic	Expert	Master
Badger’s Hat (defeat the Eye of Cthulhu within the day, 100%)	8 Gold Coins (100%)	8 Gold Coins (100%)
Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Badger’s Hat (defeat the Eye of Cthulhu within the day, 100%)	Badger’s Hat (defeat the Eye of Cthulhu within the day, 100%)
Pwnhammer (100%)	Demon Heart (100%)	Demon Heart (100%)
Breaker Blade (25% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Clockwork Assault Rifle (25% (desktop, mobile, console)) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Pwnhammer (100%)	Pwnhammer (100%)
Firecracker (25%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Laser Rifle (25% (desktop, mobile, console)) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Breaker Blade (25%)	Wall of Flesh Relic (100%)
Ranger Emblem (25% (desktop, mobile, console)) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Clockwork Assault Rifle (25%)	Breaker Blade (25%)
Sorcerer Emblem (25% (desktop, mobile, console)) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Firecracker (25%)	Clockwork Assault Rifle (25%)
Summoner Emblem (25%)	Laser Rifle (25%)	Firecracker (25%)
Warrior Emblem (25% (desktop, mobile, console)) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Ranger Emblem (25%)	Goat Skull (25%)
Wall of Flesh Mask (14.29%)	Sorcerer Emblem (25%)	Laser Rifle (25%)
Wall of Flesh Trophy (10%)	Summoner Emblem (25%)	Ranger Emblem (25%)
	Warrior Emblem (25%)	Sorcerer Emblem (25%)
	Wall of Flesh Mask (14.29%)	Summoner Emblem (25%)
		Warrior Emblem (25%)
		Wall of Flesh Mask (14.29%)
		Wall of Flesh Trophy (10%)

Queen Slime (optional)

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
18000 / 28800 / 36720	Queen Slime have three unique attacks: Melee (60 / 120 / 180) Queenly Smash (80 / 160 / 240) Regal Gel (60 / 120 / 180)	100%	26

One of two Hallowed biome bosses you can fight in Terraria is the Queen Slime – a Hardmode counterpart to King Slime. This monster is optional, but we recommend it because of its decent drops.

For the platform, at least 350 blocks will do. The game-changing equipment you need is Wings for mobility. If you don’t have one, check our guide here.

Remember: Anything the Queen Slime spits must be disposed of as fast as possible. Failing to do so will overwhelm and eventually kill you. For advanced players, creating Teleporters can help, especially with the boss’ Flying ability.

Summoning the Queen Slime is solely done using the Gelatin Crystal you can find in the Underground Hallow biome.

Note: Inflicting Confused, Poisoned, and Shimmering debuff will do nothing.

Classic	Expert	Master
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	6 Gold Coins (100%)	6 Gold Coins (100%)
Sparkle Slime Balloon (25 to 75 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Crystal Assassin Hood (33.33%)	Sparkle Slime Balloon (25 to 74 pieces, 100%)	Queen Slime Relic (100%)
Crystal Assassin Pants (33.33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Sparkle Slime Balloon (25 to 74 pieces, 100%)
Crystal Assassin Shirt (33.33%)	Volatile Gelatin (100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Hook of Dissonance (33.33%)	Crystal Assassin Hood (67%)	Volatile Gelatin (100%)
Blade Staff (25%)	Crystal Assassin Pants (67%)	Crystal Assassin Pants (67%)
Gelatinous Pillion (25%)	Crystal Assassin Shirt (67%)	Crystal Assassin Shirt (67%)
Queen Slime Mask (14.29%)	Gelatinous Pillion (50%)	Crystal Assasssin Hood (67%)
Queen Slime Trophy (10%)	Hook of Dissonance (50%)	Gelatinous Pillion (50%)
	Blade Staff (33%)	Hook of Dissonance (50%)
	Queen Slime Mask (14.29%)	Blade Staff (33%)
	Queen Slime Trophy (10%)	Regal Delicacy (25%)
		Queen Slime Mask (14.29%)
		Queen Slime Trophy (10%)

The Destroyer

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
The Destroyer Head	80000 / 120000/ 153000	70 / 280 / 420	Total	0
The Destroyer Body		The Destroyer’s Body have two unique attacks: Melee (55 / 93 / 140) Death Laser (44 / 72 / 108)
The Destroyer Tail		40 / 68 / 102

The Destroyer is one of three mechanical bosses in Terraria – and we consider it the easiest. Although the boss is a robotic version of its Pre-Hardmode counterpart, it now fires lasers.

There are two tricks we recommend if you’re fighting the Destroyer:

1. If your world has the Crimson biome, farm Crimson Mimics until you get the Fetid Baghnakhs. Afterward, go to the Tinkerer and get the best modifier possible (Red rarity). With a decent tankiness, summon the boss and claw your way to victory.

2. The Daedalus Stormbow is another excellent alternative. You can obtain the bow by farming Hallowed Mimics in Terraria. The weapon works by raining arrows from above, which makes aiming easier. Moreover, pairing it with Jester’s Arrow enables piercing, which is The Destroyer’s weakness.

To spawn The Destroyer in Terraria, you can either:

• Wait. There’s a 10% chance for the boss to spawn naturally once a Crimson Altar or Demon Altar is destroyed using the Pwnhammer. You’ll be informed before its arrival when the message “You feel vibrations from deep below…” pops up.
• Use the Mechanical Worm. You can synthesize one by bringing 5 Iron Bars or Lead Bars, 6 Souls of Night, and 6 Rotten Chunk or Vertebrae.

Note: It’s best not to consume any debuff-inflicting Potions or Flasks. Focus on adding raw damage and critical strike chance. The Destroyer is immune to all inflicted debuffs.

Classic	Expert	Master
Soul of Might (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)
Hallowed Bar (15 to 30 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Destroyer Relic (100%)
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Destroyer Mask (14.29%)	Mechanical Wagon Piece (100%)	Mechanical Wagon Piece (100%)
Destroyer Trophy (10%)	Soul of Might (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Soul of Might (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)
Soul of Might (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)
	Destroyer Mask (14.29%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Destroyer Trophy (10%)	Deactivated Probe (25%)
		Destroyer Mask (14.29%)
		Destroyer Trophy (10%)

The Twins

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
Retinazer	20000 / 30000 / 38250	First form: Contact (45 / 76 / 114) Eye Laser (40 / 76 / 114)  Second form: Contact (67 / 114 / 171) Death Laser (50 / 92 / 138) Rapid Fire (36 / 68 / 102)	Total	First form (10) Second form (20)
Spazmatism	23000 / 34500 / 43987	First form: Contact (50 / 85 / 127) Cursed Flame (50 / 88 / 132)  Second form: Contact (75 / 127 / 190) Eye Fire (60 / 108 / 162)		First form (10) Second form (28)

After The Destroyer, next on your hitlist is The Twins. This pair of eyeballs have varying attacks – from Cursed Inferno debuffs inflicted by Spazmatism to laser burst the Retinazer spews. In combination, they’re deadly and overwhelming, especially in their second phase.

For melee users, you have a lot of disadvantages fighting The Twins. Both eyes stay far from you while kiting damage, which is horrible. But you’ll have better winning odds when using Ranged or Magic weapons.

For the arena, please don’t forget to make it long enough to run for 15 seconds with a mount on. Much chasing will happen, especially in the bosses’ second phase. Spazmatism’s Cursed Inferno debuff is more lethal than lasers, so make sure to have high mobility.

We recommend defeating Spaz first before Rez. Although, feel free to rain hell on both of them. 

To summon the Twins, you can either:

• Wait. After destroying a Demon Altar or Crimson Altar using the Pwnhammer, there’s a 10% chance for the boss in Terraria to spawn. Get ready to battle after receiving the message, “This is going to be a terrible night…” popped up below.
• Use the Mechanical Eye. The materials for making this item are 3 Lenses, 5 Iron Bars or Lead Bars, and Souls of Light. Make sure to have a Mythril Anvil or an Orichalcum Anvil lying around.

Note: The Twins are immune to Poisoned and Confused debuffs.

Classic	Expert	Master
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)
Hallowed Bar (15 to 30 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Soul of Sight (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)
Twin Mask (14.29%)	Mechanical Wheel Piece (100%)	Mechanical Wheel Piece (100%)
Retinazer Trophy (10%)	Soul of Sight (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Soul of Sight (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)
Spazmatism Trophy (10%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Twin Mask (14.29%)	Twins Relic (100%)
	Retinazer Trophy (10%)	Pair of Eyeballs (25%)
	Spazmatism Trophy (10%)	Twin Mask (14.29%)
		Retinazer Trophy (10%)
		Spazmatism Trophy (10%)

Skeletron Prime

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
Skeletron Prime Head	28000 / 42000 / 53550	Stationary: 47 / 79 / 119  Spinning: 94 / 158 / 238	Total	Stationary: 24 Spinning: 48
Prime Cannon	7000 / 10500 / 13387	Melee (30 / 51 / 76) Bomb (80 / 160 / 240)		23
Prime Saw	9000 / 13500 / 17212	56 / 92 / 142		38
Prime Vice	9000 / 13500 / 17212	52 / 88 / 132		34
Prime Laser	6000 / 9000 / 11475	Melee (29 / 49 / 73) Death Laser (50 / 100 / 150)		20

Unlike the first two mechanical bosses, the Skeletron Prime is less lethal, even if you’re bad at dodging. The caveat is that he’ll chase you, hence the need for a larger arena platform. You may expand an existing one you used when battling the Skeletron from Pre-Hardmode.

You can defeat the Skeletron Prime in many ways, but our two favorites involve playing safe and risky.

The first option requires you to use a Ranged or Magic weapon. For the armor, you can wear one that balances damage and defense – or even hybridize. The combat should focus on blasting Prime Cannon and Prime Laser, as they’ll hit you often. Then, you can follow up by destroying the rest of Skeletron Prime.

The second option is straightforward and similar to the run-and-gun concept. In this case, you’ll need a weapon that offers solid DPS, like Fetid Baghnakhs. Titanium and Hallowed armor sets are your best picks here, with the former offering protection and the latter the dodge ability.

To spawn the Skeletron Prime, you can either:

• Wait. There’s a 10% chance it’ll appear at night after destroying Altars.
• Use the Mechanical Skull. Crafting requires 3 Souls of Light and Souls of Night, 5 Iron Bars or Lead Bars, and 30 Bones. Mythril Anvil and Orichalcum Anvil are needed crafting stations.

Note: The Skeletron Prime has immunity to Confused, Poisoned, Blood Butchered, Penetrated, and Distorted debuffs.

Classic	Expert	Master
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)
Hallowed Bar (15 to 30 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Soul of Fright (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)	Hallowed Bar (20 to 35 pieces, 100%)
Skeletron Prime Mask (14.29%)	Mechanical Battery Piece (100%)	Mechanical Battery Piece (100%)
Skeletron Prime Trophy (10%)	Soul of Fright (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)	Skeletron Prime Relic (100%)
	Treasure Bag (100%)	Soul of Fright (25 to 40 pieces, 100%)
	Skeletron Prime Mask (14.29%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
	Skeletron Prime Trophy (10%)	Robotic Skull (25%)
		Skeletron Prime Mask (14.29%)
		Skeletron Prime Trophy (10%)

Plantera

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
30000 / 42000 / 53550	Plantera’s first form have four unique attacks: Contact (50 / 100 / 150) Seed (44 / 76 / 114) Poison Seed (54 / 96 / 144) Thorn Ball (62 / 108 / 162)  Second form (70 / 140 / 210 (Contact only))	Total	36 (first form) / 10 (second form)

Getting the Plantera to spawn in Terraria is tricky if you don’t have horizontal tunnels. But it makes a world of difference if you have one.

Destroying Plantera’s Bulbs is a surefire way to spawn Plantera. You can find them randomly scattered in the Underground Jungle. Don’t pop them yet because you must create an arena first!

You’ll find large openings in the Underground Jungle if you’re lucky. It’s even better if a Bulb is nearby. The same procedures: the arena should be wide enough to move, or you can use your tunnels if things get desperate.

Alternatively, you can exploit Plantera’s behavior by making Teleporters. The idea is simple: Plantera will move slowly to you, with less chance of inflicting damage. As a Ranged or Magic user, position yourself safely and hit the Lever to teleport to the side. In the process, you should be dealing damage. 

Note: Confused and Poisoned debuffs will have no effect on Plantera.

Classic	Expert	Master
Flower Pow (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	15 Gold Coins (100%)	15 Gold Coins (100%)
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Temple Key (100%)	Flower Pow (14.29%)	Plantera Relic (100%)
Pygmy Staff (25%)	Spore Sac (100%)	Spore Sac (100%)
Grenade Launcher & Rocket I (50 to 149 pieces (desktop, mobile, console) / 20 to 49 pieces (3DS, old-gen consoles), 100% if it’s your first time defeating Plantera in a non-Expert & Master worlds. Otherwise, 14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Temple Key (100%)	Temple Key (100%)
Leaf Blower (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Treasure Bag (100%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Nettle Burst (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Pygmy Staff (50%)	Pygmy Staff (50%)
Plantera Mask (14.29%)	Grenade Launcher & Rocket I (50 to 149 pieces, 14.29%)	Plantera Seedling (25%)
Seedler (14.29%)	Leaf Blower (14.29%)	Flower Pow (14.29%)
Venus Magnum (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Nettle Burst (14.29%)	Grenade Launcher & Rocket I (50 to 149 pieces, 14.29%)
Wasp Gun (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 16.67% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Plantera Mask (14.29%)	Leaf Blower (14.29%)
Plantera Trophy (10%)	Seedler (14.29%)	Nettle Burst (14.29%)
Thorn Hook (10%)	Venus Magnum (14.29%)	Plantera Mask (14.29%)
Seedling (5%)	Wasp Gun (14.29%)	Seedler (14.29%)
The Axe (2% (desktop, mobile, console) / 0.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Plantera Trophy (10%)	Venus Magnum (14.29%)
	Thorn Hook (10%)	Wasp Gun (14.29%)
	Seedling (6.67%)	Plantera Trophy (10%)
	The Axe (5%)	Thorn Hook (10%)
		Seedling (6.67%)
		The Axe (5%)

Golem

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
Golem Head	25000 (desktop, mobile, console) / 16000 (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 37500 / 47812	Golem Head First form: Contact (64 / 102 / 153)  Fireball (36 to 58 / 72 to 116 / 108 to 174 (health-dependent)  Eye Beam (56 / 112 / 168)  Golem Head second form (Freed): Contact (80 / 128 / 192)	Total	20 (intact) / 32 (freed)
Golem Body (available on second form)	15000 (desktop, mobile, console) / 9000 (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 22500 / 28687	Contact (72 / 115 / 172)		26
Golem Fists	10000 (desktop, mobile, console) / 7000 (3DS, old-gen consoles) (each fist) / 15000 (each fist) / 19125 (each fist)	Contact (59 / 94 / 141)		28
Total	60000 (desktop, mobile, console) / 39000 (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 90000 / 114749

Many Terraria players know that the Golem is the easiest Hardmode boss you can farm for Coins. Plus, almost every Lihzahrd you’ll encounter in the Temple will drop the boss-summoning item, Lihzahrd Power Cell.

If you don’t know where to find a Lihzahrd Temple, we recommend digging down consistently. You may use Bombs to aid your search. If you’re lucky to have horizontal tunnels, even better. Traversing the inside can also be dangerous, so we recommend equipping a tanky armor set with good regenerative capabilities.

Once you’ve located the bottom of the structure, you’ll find an Altar. But don’t summon the boss yet. Preparing an arena with climbable blocks is best to dodge the Golem’s attacks.

If you’re happy with the setup, interact with the Lihzahrd Altar while holding the Lihzahrd Power Cell to spawn the Golem. The boss’ attacks are predictable after a while, and you should have less difficulty defeating it. 

Note: The Golem has resistance to On Fire!, Confused, and Poisoned debuffs.

Classic	Expert	Master
Beetle Husk (four to eight pieces, 100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)	Beetle Husk (18 to 23 pieces, 100%)
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Beetle Husk (18 to 23 pieces, 100%)	12 Gold Coins (100%)
Picksaw (25% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Treasure Bag (100%)	Golem Relic (100%)
Eye of the Golem (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Golem Fist (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Shiny Stone (100%)	Shiny Stone (100%)
Golem Mask (14.29%)	Picksaw (33.33%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Heat Ray (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Eye of the Golem (14.29%)	Picksaw (33.33%)
Possessed Hatchet (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Golem Fist (14.29%)	Guardian Golem (25%)
Staff of Earth (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Golem Mask (14.29%)	Eye of the Golem (14.29%)
Stynger & Stynger Bolt (60 to 99 pieces, 14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Heat Ray (14.29%)	Golem Fist (14.29%)
Sun Stone (14.29% (desktop, mobile, console) / 12.5% (3DS, old-gen consoles))	Stynger & Stynger Bolt (60 to 99 pieces, 14.29%)	Golem Mask (14.29%)
Golem Trophy (10%)	Possessed Hatchet (14.29%)	Heat Ray (14.29%)
	Staff of Earth (14.29%)	Possessed Hatchet (14.29%)
	Sun Stone (14.29%)	Staff of Earth (14.29%)
	Golem Trophy (10%)	Stynger & Stynger Bolt (60 to 99 pieces, 14.29%)
		Sun Stone (14.29%)
		Golem Trophy (10%)

Empress of Light (optional)

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
70000 / 98000 / 124960	Being a unique optional boss, the Empress of Light have six unique attack patterns:  First form: Melee (80 / 110 / 165 – applicable to second form) Dash (120 / 165 / 248 – applicable to second form) Prismatic Bolt (90 / 120 / 180) Sun Dance (100 / 140 / 210) Everlasting Rainbow (90 / 120 / 180) Ethereal Lance (100 / 120 / 180)  Second form: Prismatic Bolt (100 / 140 / 210) Sun Dance (120 / 160 / 240) Everlasting Rainbow (100 / 140 / 210) Ethereal Lance (120 / 140 / 210) Ethereal Lance II (130 / 120 / 180)	Total	First form (50) Second form (60)

The Empress of Light is the final Hallowed boss you’ll encounter alongside Queen Slime. Defeating her is extremely rewarding but also challenging to fight. The boss’ drops are good, especially the Terraprisma, adding a significant amount of DPS. However, you need to kill the Empress of Light in the daytime.

The daytime Empress of Light can kill you in one shot, so you can skip that part if you’re a beginner. Still, Eventide and Kaleidoscope are good weapons for your arsenal before fighting the Lunatic Cultist and Moon Lord.

Melee weapons are a no-go when dealing with this boss. Almost all her attacks are ranged, which means you’ll get fewer hits (unless your melee weapon has projectiles). Ranged and Magic weapons will do just fine, but remember, you’ll need high mechanical skills!

An arena with at least 400 blocks per row will serve as your base. Afterward, you can repeat that three to four times with at least a 30-block gap. Your equipment must include high regeneration properties and a decent mix of tankiness. Of course, you can max out DPS if you’re confident dodging her attacks. You might get killed here and there, but practice makes perfect!

During the fight, the Empress of Light releases chasing projectiles, charges aggressively, and emits light beams with little space to take cover. But that’s where your Wings and Mounts come into play.

To spawn the Empress of Light, kill a Prismatic Lacewing you can find in the Hallowed biome.

Note: The Empress of Light’s only debuff immunity is Confused. Other DPS-inducing items will help you defeat this Terraria boss.

Classic	Expert	Master
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	25 Gold Coins (100%)	25 Gold Coins (100%)
Terraprisma (from enraged Empress of Light, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Empress of Light Relic (100%)
Eventide (25%)	Soaring Insignia (100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Kaleidoscope (25%)	Terraprisma (from enraged Empress of Light, 100%)	Soaring Insignia (100%)
Nightglow (25%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Terraprisma (from enraged Empress of Light, 100%)
Prismatic Dye (25%)	Eventide (25%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Starlight (25%)	Kaleidoscope (25%)	Eventide (25%)
Empress of Light Mask (14.29%)	Nightglow (25%)	Jewel of Light (25%)
Empress of Light Trophy (10%)	Prismatic Dye (25%)	Kaleidoscope (25%)
Empress Wings (6.67%)	Starlight (25%)	Nightglow (25%)
Rainbow Cursor (5%)	Empress of Light Mask (14.29%)	Prismatic Dye (25%)
Stellar Tune (2%)	Empress of Light Trophy (10%)	Starlight (25%)
	Empress Wings (10%)	Empress of Light Mask (14.29%)
	Rainbow Cursor (5%)	Empress of Light Trophy (10%)
	Stellar Tune (5%)	Empress Wings (10%)
		Rainbow Cursor (5%)
		Stellar Tune (5%)

Duke Fishron (optional)

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
60000 (desktop, mobile, console) / 50000 (3DS, old-gen consoles) / 78000 / 99450	Duke Fishron have three unique attacks:  First form: Contact (100 / 140 / 210) Contact if enraged (200 / 280 / 420) Sharknado (80 / 100 / 150) Detonating Bubble (100 / 150 / 225)  Second form: Contact (2nd stage) (120 / 201 / 302) Contact (3rd stage) (n/a / 184 / 277) Contact if enraged (200 / 280 / 420) Cthulunado (160 / 200 / 300)	Total	First form: 50 (100 if enraged) Second form: 40 (100 if enraged)

Duke Fishron may have less health than other Hardmode bosses in Terraria, but he compensates by putting up a good fight. Post-Golem, you’ll have good weapons to obtain, including those from the Martian Madness event. But if you’re hybridizing magic and summoner damage, you may want to get loot from fighting this boss.

Our favorite tactic against Duke Fishron is similar to Plantera’s setup. You’ll need to make the same arena with Teleporters while encased in a safe space. The Megashark is a good gun we recommend, although your bullets better be Chlorophyte to aid in aiming. Combine that with Flasks and Potions, and you’re good to go.

Spawning Duke Fishron is easy. Go to the Ocean biome and use the Truffle Worm as bait. Cast your Fishing Pole, reel in, and you’ll find yourself in a fight. To catch the Truffle Worm, go to the Glowing Mushroom biome and use Bug Nets.

Note: Some Flasks with good damage over time effects will help since Duke Fishron is only immune to Confused and Stunned debuffs (first phase). During phase two, he’ll no longer receive damage from Poisoned, Acid Venom, On Fire!, and Frostburn.

Classic	Expert	Master
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	25 Gold Coins (100%)	25 Gold Coins (100%)
Bubble Gun (20%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Duke Fishron Relic (100%)
Flairon (20%)	Shrimpy Truffle (100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Razorblade Typhoon (20%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Shrimpy Truffle (100%)
Tempest Staff (20%)	Bubble Gun (20%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Tsunami (20%)	Flairon (20%)	Pork of the Sea (25%)
Duke Fishron Mask (14.29%)	Razorblade Typhoon (20%)	Bubble Gun (20%)
Duke Fishron Trophy (10%)	Tempest Staff (20%)	Flairon (20%)
Fishron Wings (6.67%)	Tsunami (20%)	Razorblade Typhoon (20%)
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Duke Fishron Trophy (14.29%)	Tempest Staff (20%)
	Duke Fishron Trophy (10%)	Tsunami (20%)
	Fishron Wings (10%)	Duke Fishron Mask (14.29%)
		Duke Fishron Trophy (10%)
		Fishron Wings (10%)

Lunatic Cultist

Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
32000 / 48000 / 61000	The Lunatic Cultist have eight unique attacks: Contact (50 / 75 / 112) Shadow Fireball (36 / 72 / 72) Ice Mist (70 / 100 / 100) Fireball (60 / 80 / 80) Lightning Orb (90 / 120 / 120) Ancient Light (120 / 160 / 160) Ancient Doom (30 / 45 / 67) Prophecy’s End (60 / 180 / 402)	Total	42 (27 if health is equal or less than 50%)

The Lunatic Cultist is technically a mini-boss because of its easy difficulty. However, triggering the Celestial Pillar events is an important step, then Moon Lord.

Your armor set and weapons are as good as it is from your Golem fight. The same arena from your Skeletron and Skeletron Prime are also viable.

To spawn the Lunatic Cultist, you must kill all Cultists in the surface Dungeon.

Note: The Lunatic Cultist is immune to On Fire! Debuff. This means you can inflict him debuffs that deal damage over time. There’s no turning back once you’ve defeated this boss in Terraria. Consider all preparations for the final battle.

Classic	Expert	Master
Ancient Manipulator (100%)	Ancient Manipulator (100%)	Ancient Manipulator (100%)
Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Greater Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Lunatic Cultist Mask (14.29%) Lunatic Cultist Trophy (10%)	Lunatic Cultist Mask (14.29%)	Lunatic Cultist Relic (100%)
Ancient Manipulator (100%)	Lunatic Cultist Trophy (10%)	Tablet Fragment (25%)
	Ancient Manipulator (100%)	Lunatic Cultist Mask (14.29%)
		Lunatic Cultist Trophy (10%)

Moon Lord

	Health (Classic / Expert / Master)	Damage (Classic / Expert / Master)	Knockback Immunity	Defense
Moon Lord Head	45000 / 67500 / 86062	No contact damage. But this part have two attacks:  Phantasmal Deathray (150 / 300 / 450)  Phantasmal Bolt (60 / 120 / 180)	Total	50
Moon Lord’s Hand	25000 / 37500 / 47812	No contact damage, unless it’s the Open Eye Socket (80). Moreover, this part have three attacks:  Phantasmal Sphere (80 / 160 / 240)  Phantasmal Eye (60 / 120 / 180)  Phantasmal Bolt (60 / 120 / 180)		60
Moon Lord’s Core	50000 / 75000  / 95625	None		70
Total	145000

After defeating all Celestial Pillars, the Moon Lord will spawn after sixty seconds. However, you may also summon him using a Celestial Sigil made from 12 Solar Fragment, Vortex Fragment, Nebula Fragment, and Stardust Fragment at an Ancient Manipulator.

We recommend using your current best armor from the previous tips above. This ranges from Spectre armor (hood build), Turtle armor, or Valhalla Knight armor.

The most important factor for survivability is dodging the Moon Lord’s attacks by moving a lot. You may die a few times, but you’ll defeat him eventually.

Note: The Moon Lord is immune to Confused and Shimmering debuffs. You may add damage over time to the final boss in Terraria. However, be careful with its Moon Bite debuff, which prevents health regeneration.

Classic	Expert	Master
Luminite (70 to 90 pieces, 100%)	Celestial Starboard (100%)	Celestial Starboard (100%)
Portal Gun (100%)	Gravity Globe (100%)	Gravity Globe (100%)
Super Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Luminite (90 to 110 pieces, 100%)	Luminite (90 to 110 pieces, 100%)
Celebration Mk2 (22.2%)	Portal Gun (100%)	Moon Lord Relic (100%)
Last Prism (22.2%)	Super Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)	Portal Gun (100%)
Meowmere (22.2%)	Suspicious Looking Tentacle (100%)	Super Healing Potion (five to 15 pieces, 100%)
Lunar Flare (22.2%)	Treasure Bag (100%)	Suspicious Looking Tentacle (100%)
Lunar Portal Staff (22.2%)	Celebration Mk2 (22.2%)	Treasure Bag (100%)
Rainbow Crystal Staff (22.2%)	Last Prism (22.2%)	Piece of Moon Squid (25%)
S.D.M.G. (22.2%)	Lunar Flare (22.2%)	Celebration Mk2 (22.2%)
Star Wrath (22.2%)	Lunar Portal Staff (22.2%)	Last Prism (22.2%)
Terrarian (22.2%)	Meowmere (22.2%)	Lunar Flare (22.2%)
Moon Lord Mask (14.29%)	Rainbow Crystal Staff (22.2%)	Lunar Portal Staff (22.2%)
Meowmere Minecart (10%)	S.D.M.G. (22.2%)	Meowmere (22.2%)
Moon Lord Trophy (10%)	Star Wrath (22.2%)	Rainbow Crystal Staff (22.2%)
	Terrarian (22.2%)	S.D.M.G. (22.2%)
	Moon Lord Mask (14.29%)	Star Wrath (22.2%)
	Meowmere Minecart (10%)	Terrarian (22.2%)
	Moon Lord Trophy (10%)	Moon Lord Mask (14.29%)
		Meowmere Minecart (10%)
		Moon Lord Trophy (10%)

Conclusion

If you’ve reached this stage, congratulations! There are many things to do in Terraria besides defeating all bosses from Pre-Hardmode to Hardmode. There are more challenges like Frost Moon and Pumpkin Moon events or completing cutting off evil biomes in your world.

Martian Madness in a Nutshell

This event consists of Martian Saucers and Scutlixes, to name a few aliens, invading your world. Like the Goblin and Pirate Invasion, killing enemies will fill up the progress bar until 100%. After that, aliens will stop spawning.

The invasion is one we recommend facing before progressing further in-game. Items you’ll get are great before facing the few final bosses in Terraria, especially if you’re on a harder difficulty.

How to Spawn the Martian Madness

To activate the event, make sure to meet the following requirements:

• Let the Martian Probe escape after detecting you. The Martian Probe is a jellyfish-like robot, emitting green scanners similar to a Wi-Fi icon. The scanners will turn red if it detects you and then attempts to leave. You can find this entity in the outer two-thirds of the map on the Sky and Space layers. We recommend equipping the Lifeform Analyzer.
• 200 total HP.
• Go near any NPC with a valid housing or the spawn point.
• Golem is defeated.

The Martian Probe is a rare entity. As initiating the event is important, using a Water Candle and Battle Potion will increase the spawn rate. If any other invasions occur, skip the day/night before approaching the entity.

Item Drops

Entity	Output	Function
Martian Saucer	Cosmic Car Key	Summons a rideable UFO. While onboard, flying can be done infinitely until liquid contact.
	Electrosphere Launcher	A type of Rocket Launcher that functions similarly to the Sky Dragon’s Fury. Fired Electrospheres deal great damage against Old One’s Army enemies.
	Influx Waver	A melee weapon that releases a damaging sword projectile.
	Laser Machinegun	Fires two inaccurate lasers that speed up over time.
	Xenopopper	Fires four to five bubbles before turning into bullets. All projectiles follow the cursor’s position.
	Xeno Staff	Summons a UFO minion to fight for you.
All Enemies	Anti-Gravity Hook	A unique hook that allows you to have good mid-air mobility.
	Charged Blaster Cannon	A magic weapon that possesses three unique attacks.
	Laser Drill	A digging tool. Great for containing the Corruption or Crimson fast.
Scutlix Gunner	Brain Scrambler	Summons a Scutlix mount that shoots enemies with lasers.

1. Crates and Chests

Before using this method, note that you can get Fledgling Wings upon creating a Journey Mode character. If you’re a non-Journey player, you can still get the same equipment through Gravitation Potions and Floating Islands.

Crafting the Gravitation Potion takes time, so we recommend finding Chests in Living Trees and Underground. There’s a 66.67% chance of getting the Gravitation Potion, which is a reasonable risk.

Go back to the Surface and consume the Potion. Afterward, keep moving and toggling the “up” button until you find a Floating Island. If you’re lucky, you might get the Fledgling Wings.

Note: If you have land or air movement-enhancing accessories, you may skip this process. After all, you can properly get Wings in Terraria upon reaching Hardmode.

2. Complete Angler’s Quests

The Angler in Terraria is one of many available NPCs you’ll encounter on the Beach. Interacting with him will open a conversation tab, counting as a Town tenant once you have an available house. Clicking the “Quest” button will show what fish you must catch and its location.

Every successful quest grants several items, from the Fishing set to trophies. However, you may also get the Fin Wings as a reward. Upon reaching Hardmode and the 10-quest-milestone, there’s a one in 70 chance to get the item.

So is it worth the grind? If you’re only opening Terraria to catch fish, yes.

3. Crafting

In Hardmode, new enemies will spawn and bring more crafting materials. One of them is the Wyvern – a dragon-like creature present in the Sky and Space layer. Defeating them always drops five to ten Souls of Flight for crafting certain pairs.

The following table shows all Wings in Terraria you can craft with Souls of Flight. We’ve also included all basic stats and crafting materials. Note: The appropriate crafting station is either a Mythril Anvil or an Orichalcum Anvil.

The next table shows all four endgame pairs you can craft at the Ancient Manipulator:

After progressing in Hardmode and defeating some Bosses, some NPC will sell Wings in Terraria. A sold pair doesn’t mean it’s worse, but it’ll consistently be outperformed by late-game ones, whether through crafting or looting.

5. Defeat Enemies

With tons of monsters in Terraria, you can expect good rewards for your effort in eradicating them. But this method is primarily effective in Hardmode, as no early-game enemy will drop Wings. Consider the following pairs upgrade to your existing ones:

The following table comprises developer items obtainable through Expert and Master modes only. They come in Treasure Bags from defeating any Hardmode Bosses except the Queen Slime.

What is Shimmer and How Does it Work?

The Shimmer appears as a shiny purplish liquid in Terraria. In Pre-Hardmode, you can encounter only a handful compared to an endless amount available upon defeating the Moon Lord. Regardless, the quantity of Shimmer upon the first encounter is enough to perform several unique properties it offers:

Player vs. Shimmer

• Endless Fall. Getting into contact physically or attempting to fish will let you phase through any blocks until an opening is available. Many Terraria players are using this as an exploit to defeat Enraged Empress of Light and even Master Mode playthroughs.
• Shimmering Debuff. Once in contact with the liquid, you won’t be able to move or use items. You’re also invincible from non-boss enemies in that state.

Items vs. Shimmer

• Decrafting. Throwing certain items (table below) will extract their crafting ingredients. This method is good for crafting gear with a chance to get the best modifier possible without paying the Goblin Tinkerer.
• Resource Return. Throwing certain items (table below) will give back common resources for crafting an item. For example, throwing a Copper Pickaxe in the Shimmer will yield Copper Ores. You can do this to profit or other purposes.
• Complete Transmutation. Throwing certain items into the Shimmer (table below) will transform into something. Most are useless, like throwing Luminite and downgrading it into Chlorophyte Ores. However, some conversions are valuable, including Vital Crystal from Life Crystal and Arcane Crystal from Mana Crystal.

Note that we’ve included exclusive Shimmer transmutations in the tables below.

NPCs vs. Shimmer

• Shimmer variants. Faelings and Shimmer Slimes are unique transformations so far. Other enemies coming into contact with the liquid typically become another type of monster.
• Town NPCs. NPCs coming into contact with the Shimmer will change their appearance. This process has no gameplay effect and is for visual purposes.

Successful item transmutations will float upwards, leaving the liquid and acting like Souls. They remain in that state until you pick them up. The same goes for NPCs, although temporarily. 

However, unsuccessful ones will leave items at the bottom of the Shimmer. Enemies will become invisible as well.

There’s more that’s happening to the Shimmer in Terraria. For example, a Hunter Potion will reveal submerged enemies like Werewolves immune to the Shimmering debuff. But it wouldn’t matter as much unless you’re doing an experiment or using exploits.

Where and How to Find the Shimmer in Terraria

Generating a world in Terraria, regardless of its configuration in the menu, will always have the Shimmer. So as early as Pre-Hardmode, head where the Jungle biome is, and expect it slightly near the Ocean. The Shimmer is precisely located in the Underground or Cavern layer, but you’ll certainly find the Aether as you keep digging down.

The Aether biome has a similar background as the Space layer, so take it as a marker.

In Hardmode, defeating the Moon Lord will grant Luminites, which you can craft into Luminite Bars at an Ancient Manipulator. You can then use those Luminite Bars to make the Bottomless Shimmer Bucket.

While you can always move the Shimmer liquid from the Aether biome to a nearby base through Pumps, we don’t recommend it.

Shimmer Item Decrafting

This section lists separate tables for items with multiple recipes, special outputs, random ingredients, temporary non-decraftable, and totally non-craftable. We’ll explain every part.

Note: Using the Shimmer, you can decraft most items in Terraria with no problem. However, these are the exceptions:

Random Ingredients

All items in this list are products from using an Alchemy Table or Placed Bottle. The materials you’ll get when submerging them into the Shimmer are random.

Ammo Reservation	Endurance	Greater Luck	Love	Rage	Swiftness
Archery	Featherfall	Heartreach	Luck	Recall	Teleportation
Battle	Fertilizer	Hunter	Magic Power	Regeneration	Thorns
Biome Sight	Fishing	Inferno	Mana Regeneration	Shine	Titan
Builder	Flipper	Invisibility	Mining	Sonar	Warmth
Calming	Gender Change	Ironskin	Night Owl	Spelunker	Water Walking
Crate	Gills	Lesser Luck	Obsidian Skin	Stink	Wormhole
Dangersense	Gravitation	Lifeforce	Potion of Return	Summoning	Wrath

Special Outputs

Five items in Terraria have unique decrafting output when thrown into the Shimmer. There’s no official explanation for this as of this guide’s writing.

Item	Materials from Shimmer Transmutation
Copper Axe	Copper Ore & Wood
Copper Pickaxe
Copper Shortsword
Silver Bullet (70)	70 Musket Balls & 1 Silver Ore
Tungsten Bullet (70)	70 Musket Balls & 1 Tungsten Ore

Multiple Recipes

Items in the following table have alternative crafting materials available. For example, crafting the Magic Mirror may require Gold Bar or Platinum Bar. However, throwing the same item to the Shimmer will grant Gold Bar instead.

Item	Materials from Shimmer Transmutation
Avenger Emblem	5 Soul of Fright, Might, and Sight & 1 Warrior Emblem
Axe of Regrowth	1 Copper Axe, 12 Jungle Spores, 1 Staff of Regrowth, 3 Vines
Bundle of Horseshoe Balloons	1 Blizzard in a Balloon, Cloud in a Balloon, Luck Horseshoe, Sandstorm in a Balloon
Cell Phone	1 Magic Mirror & PDA
Flinx Fur Coat	8 Flinx Furs, 8 Gold Bars, 10 Silks
Flinx Staff	6 Flix Furs, 10 Gold Bars
Flymeal	1 Gold Broadsword & 5 Stinkbugs
Forbidden Mask	10 Adamantite Bars & 1 Forbidden Fragment
Forbidden Robes	20 Adamantite Bars & 1 Forbidden Fragment
Forbidden Treads	16 Adamantite Bars & 1 Forbidden Fragment
Frog Gear	1 Frog Flipper & Tiger Climbing Gear
Frost Breastplate	20 Adamantite Bars & 1 Frost Core
Frost Helmet	10 Adamantite Bars & 1 Frost Core
Frost Leggings	16 Adamantite Bars & 1 Frost Core
GPS	1 Compass, Depth Meter, Gold Watch
Ironskin Potion	1 Bottled Water, Daybloom, Iron Ore
Lava Welders	1 Lava Charm, Obsidian Rose, Obsidian Water Walking Boots
Magic Mirror	3 Diamonds, 10 Glasses, 8 Gold Bars
Molten Skull Rose	1 Magma Skull & Obsidian Rose
Peace Candle	2 Gold Bars & 1 Pink Torch
Shell Pile	1 Seashell
Slime Crown	20 Gels & 1 Gold Crown
Spectre Boots	1 Hermes Boots & Rocket Boots
Spelunker Potion	1 Blinkroot, Bottled Water, Gold Ore, Moonglow
Sticky Dirt Bomb	1 Dirt Bomb & Gel
Throne	20 Silks & 30 Gold Bars
Unholy Arrow (5)	5 Wooden Arrows & 1 Worm Tooth
Water Candle	1 Candle

Temporary Non-Decraftable

Assuming you’re successful at locating the Shimmer in Terraria and need resource returns, you won’t be able to unless you defeat a specific boss first.

Post-Skeletron:

Armor & Vanity	Bone Furniture	Others	Pianos
Necro Breastplate	Bone Bathtub	Chest Lock	Ash Wood
Necro Greaves	Bone Bed	Fertilizer	Balloon
Necro Helmet	Bone Block Wall	Mechanical Skull	Bamboo
Plaguebringer’s Skull	Bone Bookcase	Spinal Tap	Bone
Skull Lantern	Bone Candelabra	Teapot	Boreal Wood
Timeless Traveler’s Hood	Bone Chair	Titan Potion	Cactus
	Bone Chandelier	Void Bag	Crystal
	Bone Chest	Void Vault	Dynasty
	Bone Clock		Ebonwood
	Bone Door		Flesh
	Bone Dresser		Frozen
	Bone Lamp		Glass
	Bone Lantern		Granite
	Bone Platform		Honey
	Bone Sink		Lesion
	Bone Sofa		Lihzahrd
	Bone Table		Living Wood
	Bone Toilet		Marble
	Bone Work Bench		Martian
			Meteorite
			Mushroom
			Nebula
			Palm Wood
			Pearlwood
			Piano
			Pumpkin
			Reef
			Rich Mahogany
			Sandstone
			Shadewood
			Skyware
			Slime
			Solar
			Spider
			Spooky
			Stardust
			Steampunk
			Vortex

Post-Golem:

Lihzahrd Bathtub	Lihzahrd Chair	Lihzahrd Dresser	Lihzahrd Sink
Lihzahrd Bed	Lihzahrd Chandelier	Lihzahrd Lamp	Lihzahrd Sofa
Lihzahrd Bookcase	Lihzahrd Chest	Lihzahrd Lantern	Lihzahrd Table
Lihzahrd Candelabra	Lihzahrd Clock	Lihzahrd Piano	Lihzahrd Toilet
Lihzahrd Candle	Lihzahrd Door	Lihzahrd Platform

Totally Non-Decraftable

The following items are impossible to decraft from the Shimmer for good reasons. For example, if you’re planning to wear the Frost armor set, acquiring a Blizzard in a Bottle (early Pre-Hardmode) lets you have Frost Cores. Note that both the armor set and accessory need the latter ingredient, which is only available on Hardmode.

1 Second Timer	Bunny Stew	Dry Rocket	Greater Healing Potion	Nebula Fragment	Seafood Dinner	Vortex Fragment
3 Second Timer	Cooked Fish	Escargot	Grub Soup	Panic Necklace	Solar Fragment
5 Second Timer	Cooked Shrimp	Flesh Cloning Vat	Healing Potion	Restoration Potion	Stardust Fragment
Band of Starpower	Crawdad Banner	Froggle Bunwich	Lesser Healing Potion	Roasted Bird	Super Healing Potion
Blizzard in a Bottle	Decay Chamber	Giant Shelly Banner	Lobster Tail	Sashimi	Super Mana Potion
Bowl of Soup	Dry Bomb	Golden Delight	Mana Potion	Sauteed Frog Legs	Terrar Toilet

Shimmer Item Transmutations

In this section, you’ll learn about all item transmutations. We’re prioritizing special ones first before others, as the former provides a huge advantage to your Terraria gameplay.

Best Transmutations

Shimmer Transmutation Result	Item Thrown	Function
Advanced Combat Techniques: Volume Two	Spell Tome	Town NPCs get a permanent +6 Defense and 20% Attack Damage. Stacks additively with Advanced Combat Techniques and various buffs through gameplay progression.
Aegis Fruit	Life Fruit	+4 permanent Defense.
Ambrosia	Apple	+5% permanent Mining and Tile and Wall Placement Speed.
	Apricot
	Banana
	Blackcurrant
	Blood Orange
	Cherry
	Coconut
	Dragon Fruit
	Elderberry
	Grapefruit
	Lemon
	Mango
	Peach
	Pineapple
	Pomegranate
	Plum
	Rambutan
	Spicy Pepper
	Star Fruit
Arcane Crystal	Mana Crystal	Cuts the time between casting mana-consuming weapons and the process where it recharges by 5% when moving. If standing still, the value is halved.
Galaxy Pearl	Pink Pearl	+0.003 permanent Luck.
Gummy Worm	Gold Worm	+3 permanent Fishing Power.
Peddler’s Satchel	Peddler’s Hat	+1 max item sold by the Traveling Merchant
Rod of Harmony	Rod of Discord	Lets you teleport safely by removing the Chaos State debuff (unlike Rod of Discord).
Terraformer	Clentaminator	Now reaches 95 tiles and seven tiles in width. Also has a 33% chance to save Solutions.
Vital Crystal	Life Crystal	+20% permanent Health Regeneration
[LUCK INCREASE]	Copper Coin	Increases Luck at an extremely small range. We recommend dropping Platinum Coin for the best result.
	Silver Coin
	Gold Coin
	Platinum Coin

Other Transmutations

Shimmer Transmutation Result	Thrown Item
ACCESSORIES
Adhesive Bandage	Bezoar
Angler Earring	High Test Fishing Line
Armor Polish	Vitamins
Bezoar	Adhesive Bandage
Blindfold	Pocket Mirror
Discount Card	Gold Ring
Fast Clock	Trifold Map
Fisherman’s Pocket Guide	Weather Radio
Flying Carpet	Pharaoh’s Robe
Gold Ring	Lucky Coin
High Test Fishing Line	Tackle Box
Lava Charm	Magma Stone
Lucky Coin	Discount Card
Magma Stone	Lava Charm
Megaphone	Nazar
Nazar	Megaphone
Pocket Mirror	Blindfold
Ranger Emblem	Warrior Emblem
Sandstorm in a Bottle	Pharaoh’s Mask
Sextant	Fisherman’s Pocket Guide
Shiny Red Balloon	Balloon Pufferfish
Sorcerer Emblem	Ranger Emblem
Summoner Emblem	Sorcerer Emblem
Tackle Box	Angler Earring
Trifold Map	Fast Clock
Vitamins	Armor Polish
Warrior Emblem	Summoner Emblem
Weather Radio	Sextant
AMMO & WEAPONS
Ballista Cane	Flameburst Cane
Ballista Rod	Flameburst Rod
Ballista Staff	Flameburst Staff
Explosive Trap Cane	Ballista Cane
Explosive Trap Rod	Ballista Rod
Explosive Trap Staff	Ballista Cane
Finch Staff	Living Wood Wand
Flameburst Cane	Lightning Aura Cane
Flameburst Rod	Lightning Aura Rod
Flameburst Staff	Lightning Aura Staff
Gas Trap	Used Gas Trap
	Whoopie Cushion
Lightning Aura Cane	Explosive Trap Cane
Lightning Aura Rod	Explosive Trap Rod
Lightning Aura Staff	Explosive Trap Staff
Shimmer Arrow	Hellfire Arrow
	Wooden Arrow
Shimmer Flare	Blue Flare
	Flare
Trident	Spear
ARMOR & VANITY
Ancient Cobalt Breastplate	Jungle Shirt
Ancient Cobalt Helmet	Jungle Hat
Ancient Cobalt Leggings	Jungle Pants
Ancient Gold Helmet	Gold Helmet
Ancient Iron Helmet	Iron Helmet
Ancient Necro Helmet	Necro Helmet
Ancient Shadow Greaves	Shadow Greaves
Ancient Shadow Helmet	Shadow Helmet
Ancient Shadow Scalemail	Shadow Scalemail
Gold Helmet	Ancient Gold Helmet
Iron Helmet	Ancient Iron Helmet
Jungle Hat	Ancient Cobalt Helmet
Jungle Pants	Ancient Cobalt Leggings
Jungle Shirt	Ancient Cobalt Breastplate
Mining Pants	Mining Shirt
Mining Shirt	Mining Pants
Necro Helmet	Ancient Necro Helmet
Pharaoh’s Mask	Sandstorm in a Bottle
Pharaoh’s Robe	Flying Carpet
Shadow Greaves	Ancient Shadow Greaves
Shadow Helmet	Ancient Shadow Helmet
Shadow Scalemail	Ancient Shadow Scalemail
BLOCKS
Ancient Blue Brick	Blue Brick
Ancient Cobalt Brick	Cobalt Brick
Ancient Copper Brick	Copper Brick
Ancient Gold Brick	Gold Brick
Ancient Green Brick	Green Brick
Ancient Hellstone Brick	Hellstone Brick
Ancient Mythril Brick	Mythril Brick
Ancient Obsidian Brick	Obsidian Brick
Ancient Pink Brick	Pink Brick
Ancient Silver Brick	Silver Brick
Astra Brick	Luminite Brick (during a Third Quarter Moon Phase)
Cactus	Pumpkin
Cosmic Ember Brick	Luminite Brick (during a Waxing Gibbous Moon Phase)
Crimsand Block	Crimsandstone Block
	Hardened Crimsand Block
Cryocore Brick	Luminite Brick (during a First Quarter Moon Phase)
Dark Celestial Brick	Luminite Brick (during a Waning Crescent Moon Phase)
Dirt Block	Stone Block
	Wood
Ebonsand Block	Ebonsandstone Block
	Hardened Ebonsand Block
Granite Block	Marble Block
Heavenforge Brick	Luminite Brick (during a Full Moon Phase)
Hive	Crispy Honey Block
	Honey Block
Lunar Rust Brick	Luminite Brick (during a Waning Gibbous Moon Phase)
Marble Block	Granite Block
Mercury Brick	Luminite Brick (during a New Moon Phase)
Pearlsand Block	Hardened Pearlsand Block
	Pearlsandstone Block
Pumpkin	Cactus
Sand Block	Hardened Sand Block
	Sandstone Block
Snow Block	Ice Block
Star Royale Brick	Luminite Brick (during a Waxing Crescent Moon Phase)
Stone Block	Amethyst
	Copper Ore
Wood	Ash Wood
	Boreal Wood
	Dynasty Wood
	Ebonwood
	Palm Wood
	Pearlwood
	Rich Mahogany
	Shadewood
	Spooky Wood
CHESTS
Corruption Chest	Corruption Key
Crimson Chest	Crimson Key
Desert Chest	Desert Key
Hallowed Chest	Hallowed Key
Ice Chest	Frozen Key
Jungle Chest	Jungle Key
CRATES
Corrupt Crate	Defiled Crate
Crimson Crate	Hematic Crate
Dungeon Crate	Stockade Crate
Frozen Crate	Boreal Crate
Golden Crate	Titanium Crate
Hallowed Crate	Divine Crate
Iron Crate	Mythril Crate
Jungle Crate	Bramble Crate
Oasis Crate	Mirage Crate
Obsidian Crate	Hellstone Crate
Ocean Crate	Seaside Crate
Sky Crate	Azure Crate
Wooden Crate	Pearlwood Crate
GEMS
Amber	Amber Bunny
	Amber Squirrel
Amethyst	Amethyst Bunny
	Amethyst Squirrel
	Topaz
Diamond	Diamond Bunny
	Diamond Squirrel
Emerald	Emerald Bunny
	Emerald Squirrel
	Ruby
Ruby	Diamond
	Ruby Bunny
	Ruby Squirrel
Sapphire	Emerald
	Sapphire Bunny
	Sapphire Squirrel
Topaz	Sapphire
	Topaz Bunny
	Topaz Squirrel
ORES
Adamantite Ore	Titanium Ore
Chlorophyte Ore	Luminite
Cobalt Ore	Palladium Ore
Copper Ore	Tin Ore
Gold Ore	Platinum Ore
Iron Ore	Lead Ore
Lead Ore	Silver Ore
Mythril Ore	Orichalcum Ore
Orichalcum Ore	Adamantite Ore
Palladium Ore	Mythril ore
Platinum Ore	Cobalt Ore
Silver Ore	Tungsten Ore
Tin Ore	Iron Ore
Titanium Ore	Chlorophyte Ore
Tungsten Ore	Gold Ore
OTHERS
Aether Campfire	Campfire
Aether Monolith	Angel Statue
Aether Torch	Blue Torch
	Bone Torch
	Coral Torch
	Corrupt Torch
	Crimson Torch
	Cursed Torch
	Demon Torch
	Desert Torch
	Green Torch
	Hallowed Torch
	Ice Torch
	Ichor Torch
	Jungle Torch
	Mushroom Torch
	Orange Torch
	Pink Torch
	Purple Torch
	Rainbow Torch
	Red Torch
	Torch
	Ultrabright Torch
	White Torch
	Yellow Torch
Alchemy Table	Bewitching Table
Bewitching Table	Alchemy Table
Bottomless Shimmer Bucket	Bottomless Water Bucket
Bottomless Water Bucket	Bottomless Shimmer Bucket
Can of Worms	Herb Bag
Chromatic Cloak	Star Cloak
Diva Slime	Sparkle Slime Balloon
Enchanted Moondial	Enchanted Sundial
Helium Moss	Argon Moss
	Krypton Moss
	Lava Moss
	Neon Moss
	Xenon Moss
Herb Bag	Can of Worms
Honey Bucket	Lava Bucket
Jungle Grass Seeds	Mushroom Grass Seeds
Lava Bucket	Water Bucket
Mushroom Grass Seeds	Jungle Grass Seeds
Music Box	Recorded Music Boxes
Purification Powder	Vicious Powder
	Vile Powder
Water Bucket	Honey Bucket
Whoopie Cushion	Zombie Arm
WALLS
Cursed Blue Brick Wall	Blue Brick Wall
Cursed Blue Slab Wall	Blue Slab Wall
Cursed Blue Tiled Wall	Blue Tiled Wall
Cursed Green Brick Wall	Green Brick Wall
Cursed Green Slab Wall	Green Slab Wall
Cursed Green Tiled Wall	Green Tiled Wall
Cursed Pink Brick Wall	Pink Brick Wall
Cursed Pink Slab Wall	Pink Slab Wall
Cursed Pink Tiled Wall	Pink Tiled Wall
Forbidden Lihzahrd Brick Wall	Lihzahrd Brick Wall (Post-Golem)
Infested Spider Wall	Spider Wall
Treacherous Hardened Sand Wall	Hardened Sand Wall
Treacherous Sandstone Wall	Hardened Sand Wall

Critter / Enemy Transmutations

Critters or enemies in Terraria interacting with the Shimmer have varying results, as shown in the table below:

Shimmer Transmutation Result	Entity
Amber	Amber Squirrel
Amethyst	Amethyst Bunny
Bone Throwing Headache Skeleton	Armed Pincushion Zombie
Bone Throwing Misassembled Skeleton	Armed Twiggy Zombie
Bone Throwing Pantless Skeleton	Armed Female Zombie
Bone Throwing Skeleton	Armed Slimed Zombie
	Armed Swamp Zombie
	Armed Torch Zombie
	Armed Zombie
Diamond	Diamond Squirrel
Emerald	Emerald Squirrel
Faeling	Bird
	Blue Fairy
	Blue Jay
	Blue Macaw
	Bunny
	Butterflies
	Cardinal
	Dragonflies
	Duck
	Enchanted Nightcrawler
	Explosive Bunny
	Firefly
	Frog
	Gold Bird
	Gold Bunny
	Gold Butterfly
	Gold Dragonfly
	Gold Frog
	Gold Goldfish
	Gold Grasshopper
	Gold Ladybug
	Gold Mouse
	Gold Seahorse
	Gold Squirrel
	Gold Water Strider
	Gold Worm
	Goldfish
	Grasshopper
	Gray Cockatiel
	Green Fairy
	Ladybug
	Maggot
	Mouse
	Mystic Frog
	Owl
	Pink Fairy
	Rat
	Red Squirrel
	Scarlet Macaw
	Seahorse
	Squirrel
	Stinkbug
	Toucan
	Turtle
	Water Strider
	Worm
	Yellow Cockatiel
Gummy Worm	Gold Worm
Headache Skeleton	Pincushion Zombie
Misassembled Skeleton	Bald Zombie
	Twiggy Zombie
Pantless Skeleton	Female Zombie
Ruby	Ruby Squirrel
Sapphire	Sapphire Squirrel
Shimmer Slime	Baby Slime
	Black Slime
	Blue Slime Purple Slime
	Bunny Slime
	Corrupt Slime
	Crimsline
	Green Slime
	Ice Slime
	Illuminant Slime
	Jungle Slime
	Mother Slime
	Pinky
	Present Slime
	Rainbow Slime
	Red Slime
	Sand Slime
	Slimeling
	Slimer
	Spiked Ice Slime
	Spiked Jungle Slime
	Toxic Sludge
	Umbrella Slime
	Yellow Slime
Skeleton	Slimed Zombie
	Swamp Zombie
	Torch Zombie
	Zombie
Topaz	Topaz Squirrel

What is a Wormhole Potion?

The Wormhole Potion grants you the ability to teleport to your team members. It’s valuable in multiplayer encounters against bosses, especially when restricted to a particular area like the Wall of Flesh battle. 

Fallen comrades can reenter the fray upon revival, but make sure they’re positioned close to the boss. Wormhole Potions have a chance to appear as drops from Pots and Slimes, but this only happens in multiplayer mode. 

You don’t actually need other players to be online for these potions to drop. Simply choose the multiplayer option, host the game, and you’ll be able to gather those potions for yourself.

Alternatively, gather 3 Bottled Water, 1 Specular Fish, and 1 Blinkroot, then combine them on an Alchemy Table or Placed Bottle. Wormhole Potions might surprise you as a bonus drop from Slimes, and solo players can craft it in single-player mode.

How to Use the Wormhole Potion in Terraria

Several players encountered an issue where their Minimap vanishes from their display. Not only were they unable to teleport using a potion, but it also failed them, even if they tried dropping it. 

To add to the frustration, hitting the teleport button yielded no results.

If you find that the Wormhole Potion isn’t working,  keep in mind that it only lets you teleport to your teammates, and the teleport will show up in a status message. If your Minimap is disabled, you can’t use Wormhole Potions. 

To get this done, open up the full-screen map (press “M” on the keyboard, “Start” on a PC controller, “Select” on PlayStation, “Back” on Xbox, and  “Minus” on Nintendo Switch). Once the map is open, locate the friend you wish to teleport to and tap on their icon.

1. Meteor Shot

The Meteor Shot is a Pre-Hardmode bullet you can start acquiring after defeating the Brain of Cthulhu or Eater of Worlds. Sometime during your gameplay, you’ll see a Meteor in the background, falling into your world. Start mining them and turn them into Meteor Bars and craft them into bullets.

With a gun, shoot upward. Meteor Shots can bounce off a solid block once. If something comes back, there’s a Floating Island above you.

2. Water Bolt

If you’re lucky, you might get the Water Bolt in a Pre-Hardmode Dungeon in Terraria. This elusive magic weapon disguises itself as many countless books on a Brass Shelf. Using the Water Bolt will fire a ricocheting water-ball projectile, albeit slowly.

We recommend doing the same method as using Meteor Shots. Shoot upward and wait for the Water Bolt’s projectile to come back. Remember that this method is a little slower.

3. Teleportation Potion

By this point, you probably figured out alternative ways to find a Floating Island. But if it’s not the case and you’re in Hardmode already, the Teleportation Potion will do. You can make one by combining Bottled Water, Chaos Fish, and Fireblossom each at an Alchemy Table or Placed Bottle.

If you use a Teleportation Potion while you’re on a Floating Island, there’s a higher chance you’ll be teleported to another one close by. It’s like the potion prefers to take you to similar places!

Note: Bring Magic or Ice Mirror in case things go south (i.e., getting teleported to the Lihzahrd Temple instead).

4. Spectate Mode

This method is simple – generate a Hardcore character, die, transform into Ghost, and fly to seek an Island.

5. Utilize Height

At times, Floating Islands that spawn at lower altitudes provide other ways to find them. Observe an Island’s waterfalls while in flight, and Dungeons and Living Trees expose Island’s base from their heights.

6. Wide Pillar

If you have a stack of Dirt or Sand, you can build a tall pillar straight up to check for Floating Islands. This method is challenging, as you’ll face Harpies (and worse, Wyverns), so consider equipping a Hook if you don’t have Wings!

7. Utilizing Rocket Boots & Ivy Whip

You can build a tall pillar using blocks. Once built, you can ascend high into the sky by using the Rocket Boots and an Ivy Whip for traversing to find floatings Islands.

8. High Game Resolution

One effective method to increase the chances of finding floating islands is by adjusting the game’s resolution settings, specifically to a higher value like 1920×1080, if your hardware supports it. To change it, just access the game’s settings menu, look for the video tab, and find the resolution tab.

9. Utilizing Wings and Spectre Boots

You have the option to construct a Sky Bridge, which is a lengthy structure elevated in the sky, typically consisting of a single layer of blocks or platforms. Once it’s complete, you can utilize your Wings and Spectre Boots to glide through the sky, significantly boosting your mobility as you jump from this sky bridge.

10. Gravitation Buff

If you have enough Gravitation Potions, you can use them to control your descent direction, making it possible to find and explore floating islands with efficiency. This effect remains active for 3 minutes.

11. Magic Missile

In Pre-Hardmode, utilize the Magic Missile to locate floating islands, adjusting based on the map’s dimensions. The missile produces a distinct sound that ceases upon being cast toward a floating island.

12. Musket Balls

In a small world with floating islands (about 400-600 feet high), using Musket Balls should work if you lower the music volume. Shoot the sky while moving, and listen for impacts and vine-breaking. If unsure, shoot from a similar angle and position. Avoid hitting from low altitudes. It’s a cost-effective strategy for anyone with a gun.

13. Ice Blade and Frostbrand

Projectiles can also help you locate Floating Islands. You just need to swing the Ice Blade and Frostbrand projectiles upward into the sky and pay attention. If projectiles hit a block, you’ll hear a shattering sound, helping you locate hidden islands.

14. Flying Carpet

The Flying Carpet is an item that grants you the ability to float for 5 seconds. To find a Floating Island with this, you just need to go to an elevated location on the map. Employ your flight boots to advance, taking breaks to prevent any upward or downward motion. Then, transition to a Flying Varpet to maintain forward movement while staying at the same altitude.

15. Water Puddles

Mysterious puddles on the ground might mean there’s a Floating Island above you. It happens in places where water acts strangely. These islands create more water than they can hold, so some spills over the edges and form puddles below.

16. Fairies

The Pink Fairy, Green Fairy, and Blue Fairy are creatures that aim to guide you toward valuable treasures. If you see a fairy on the ground, it could fly up to the sky and lead you to an island with a treasure chest. So always keep an eye out for this!

17. Cute Fishron or UFO Mount

An excellent way to find floating islands is by riding a Cute Fishron or UFO Mount. You get these mounts by defeating Duke Fishron in Expert Mode or a Martian Saucer. Then, fly in the sky and look for one Floating Island. Stay at that height while flying around the world to find more islands.

Keep in mind that this could be your final resort for finding these islands, as you’ll still need to face one of the challenging Hardmode Bosses.

Blend-O-Matic – Explained

The Blend-O-Matic is a crafting station in Terraria for making Asphalt Blocks, granting you enhanced speed when traversed. Moreover, walking on Asphalt Blocks also reduces the time it takes for you to come to a stop. 

Acceleration becomes even more potent when combined with other speed-boosting items like the Hermes Boots. Remember that this only affects players running directly on the Asphalt Blocks, leaving enemies, NPCs, and critters unaffected.

When you run on said blocks, you can achieve an impressive top speed of 53 mph by accelerating for around three seconds. This is a significant difference compared to the usual maximum running speed of 15 mph.

Such swiftness makes these blocks valuable for various purposes, from constructing Skybridges for collecting Fallen Stars to creating Arenas for Hardmode Terraria bosses.

If you’re aiming for better movement and strategic benefits, acquiring the Blend-O-Matic is a must!

Acquiring the Blend-O-Matic

Once he’s present, you can buy the Blend-o-Matic from the Steampunker for 10 Gold Coins. To acquire the NPC, you must defeat at least one of three Mechanical Bosses in Terraria. We strongly advise targeting either the Destroyer or the Skeletron Prime.

The Destroyer is a mechanical worm with varying health that doesn’t split into smaller segments – unlike its Pre-Hardmode counterpart. It shoots lasers if there’s space and releases Probes to attack when a part is destroyed. You can easily counter this enemy by equipping any piercing weapon or high DPS. 

Alternatively, you can go against Skeletron Prime – a more agile version of the Pre-Hardmode Skeletron. If the mechanical boss isn’t defeated before the night ends, it’ll target and likely kill you in one hit before despawning.

Favorite Items Explained

Favorite items in Terraria are distinguishable by their blue serrated border surrounding the item’s icon. Once it’s marked, quick selling, trashing, and stacking are blocked, allowing you to have better control over your inventory management. However, you can still manually discard and sell the ones you’ve selected. 

Step-by-Step Guide on How to Favorite Items in Terraria

You can use four devices to play Terraria, but not all have this feature. In this guide, we’ll teach you how to activate this perk and other alternatives you can use for Inventory management if unavailable. See the list below to learn more.

Available

• PC

Unavailable

• Nintendo Switch
• PlayStation
• Xbox
• Mobile

PC 

The Favorite feature is incredibly easy to use in the game’s PC version. You only need to remember a few Hotkeys, and you’re good to go. See the steps below to activate it:

• Step 1: Press’ Esc’ to open the Inventory
• Step 2: Hover your cursor on the selected item 
• Step 3: Press down the ‘Alt’ tab
• Step 4: ‘Left-click’ item

Consoles

If you’re using the PlayStation and Xbox, you won’t be able to Favorite your items. Instead, bind the item to your D-pad too. To learn how to do this, follow the steps below:

Play Station 

• Step 1: Press down the ‘Triangle Key’ to access the Inventory
• Step 2: Choose an Item
• Step 3: Add it to the ‘Terraria Hotkey’
• Step 4: Place the item on the ‘D-Pad’ by pressing on the assigned direction.

Xbox 

• Step 1: Press down the ‘Y button’ to open the Inventory
• Step 2: Select an item  
• Step 3: Assign an item on any Direction button in the D-pad

Nintendo Switch 

The Nintendo Switch doesn’t have the Favorite feature, but here’s an alternative. You can use the Radial Hotbar to place your favored resources, weapons, or accessories in your Inventory. Read the steps below:

• Step 1: Hold the ‘Left Bumper’ of your device to access your Buffing items  
• Step 2: Hold the ‘Right Bumper’ to open the Hotbar
• Step 3: Point and Highlight the selected item with the ‘Analog Stick’
• Step 4: Release the Analog Stick to equip

Mobile 

Sadly, this feature remains unavailable on iOS, Amazon, and Android devices. In the meantime, wait for future announcements because they might release this feature in the following updates. 

How to Activate the Console Command

Unlike other games, you won’t have to jump through hoops to activate the feature. 

Be it with friends or randoms in multiplayer, you can boss the game by typing in some cool commands. Just pop a forward slash before your text, and you’re good to go!

Console Commands on PC

When you fire up your new Terraria server, there are some super cool commands you can play around with to tweak those rules and settings just the way you like them!

Terraria Console Commands

Console Command	Action
help	Displays a command list
playing	Displays a list of players currently in the session. You can achieve the same result by typing /playing in chat.
clear	Clears the console window
exit	Store data and turn off the server
exit-nosave	Shuts down the server without saving
save	Saves the game
kick	Removes someone from the session
ban	Prevents a person from accessing the server
password	Displays the server password
password	Changes the server password
version	Displays the version number
time	Displays the current game time
port	Shows the listening port
maxplayers	Displays the maximum number of players allowed
say	Sends a yellow text message from the server name to every player.
motd	Shows the message of the day
motd	Changes the message of the day
dawn	Sets the time to 4:30 AM
noon	Sets the time to 12:00 PM
dusk	Sets the time to 7:30 PM
midnight	Sets the time to 12:00 AM
settle	Settles all water in the game world